Bed And Breakfasts 51 to 60 in Somerset, England

Cheriton House - Set in delightful gardens with panoramic views over the beautiful, historic city of Bath, this elegant Victorian house offers attractive en suite accommodation in a quiet, peaceful location. Originally built in around 1886, Cheriton House has been carefully restored and attractively decorated throughout. The rooms are individually decorated and tastefully furnished with a pleasant mix of antiques and modern facilities. All of the en suite rooms have a TV and a well-stocked hospitality tray. Some of the rooms have views of the city and the Royal Crescent, while others overlook the lovely gardens. Free wireless internet is available throughout. Cheriton House is located in a quiet residential street, conveniently located just off the A367. The city centre is just 10 minutes' walk away, making the guest house a great base from which to explore all the attractions of the historic city of Bath, which is a World Heritage Site. Free on-site parking is available for guests. Start your day with a choice of items from the varied breakfast buffet and then enjoy a delicious traditional English breakfast, freshly cooked to order. Cheriton House is family run by your hosts, Iris and John Chiles, who pride themselves on providing accommodation and service of the highest standard, with the personal touch.

The Queens Arms - Nestled amidst stunning countryside, this late 18th century British pub is beautifully set in the heart of the ancient village of Corton Denham, on the Somerset/Dorset border. Three miles from the historic town of Sherborne, the ancient capital of Dorset, during your stay you can visit the town's castles, Abbey and boutique shops. Also in the area is Dorset's Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage site, which is just 45 minutes across the rolling Dorset Downs. A pub with rooms, the Queen's Arms prides itself on good food and drink in a traditional setting with real comfort. Enjoy a pint of ale and a pork pie by the open fire, tuck into a delicious meal in the dining room or simply rest for a night or 2 in one of the stylish rooms.

Parade Park - Located in the heart of Bath, this traditional Georgian townhouse has many original features and wonderful views across the Parade Gardens towards Bath Abbey. Built in the 1740s, Parade Park is a few minutes walk from the Roman Baths, Pump Room, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and Thermae Bath Spa. Bath Spa Railway Station and Bath Bus Station are 3 minutes away. Offering budget accommodation with good, clean rooms in the heart of the city, Parade Parks operate as a B&B and includes a continental breakfast. Free overnight public parking is available very close by (20:00 until 08:00).

Bailbrook Lodge - This beautifully preserved Georgian country house offers free parking and has a wonderful, quiet location, just one mile (1.6 km) from the city centre of historic Bath. Awarded a Highly Commended 4-star rating by the AA under the Guest House Accommodation listing, the 8 rooms overlook the gardens and lawns, and the Avon Valley. The remaining rooms overlook the grounds of Bailbrook House, a splendid Georgian mansion designed by the famous architect John Everleigh. In addition to the delightful terrace, there is an extensive lawn surrounded by mature trees and plants the perfect setting for a stroll or a quiet drink on a summer's day or evening. The owners take pride in their privately-owned hotel and all the staff are committed to assisting you in any way possible to provide you with a memorable stay.

Acorns Guest House - Acorns is very close to Bristol Airport and offers free transfers (24 hours). Enjoy en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi, LCD TV, orthopaedic beds and good-quality hypoallergenic bedding. Acorns Guest House is set within large grounds, with private woodland and children's playground. You can leave your car at Acorns after you check out (additional cost). On your return you can be collected from outside the airport terminal building and taken to your car. Acorns can even have you car serviced whilst you are away.

Number 30 - This recently fully refurbished Victorian merchant house is a short stroll from the city centre. Bath attractions include the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, Assembly Rooms, Theatre Royal and vibrant shopping areas. The city is famous for its splendid Georgian architecture, set within picturesque countryside. This is protected and offers excellent walks along the canal or around the hills on the Skyline Walk. This hotel also offers an ideal base from which to explore Wells, Stonehenge, Salisbury and the Cotswolds. Hotel staff will be pleased to help you plan your excursions by car, tour, or public transport. Number 30 offers clean, light and airy en suite accommodation, tastefully decorated in light pastel colours. An extensive English breakfast is served, as well as vegetarian and healthy options. The hotel is entirely non-smoking.

Warrens Village Ltd - With a great location for a fishing or outdoor activity holiday, Warrens Village is a family-run concern offering affordable self-catering accommodation in holiday chalets or overnight lodges. Warrens Village Ltd offers a choice of comfortable en suite accommodation for a holiday or a short break. The accommodation is tastefully furnished, centrally heated and fully double glazed. Each lodge has an en suite bathroom and shower. The smaller lodges have tea/coffee making facilities, while the larger ones have a full range of cooking facilities. All of the accommodation allows you the freedom to come and go as you please. All accommodation also includes free fishing and Warrens Village is superbly located for a top fishing holiday. There is a 1.75-acre lake on site that has been established for over 120 years and is stocked with carp, tench, pike, roach and rudd. There are also numerous attractions and places to visit nearby and free parking is available for guests.

The Helyar Arms - Set in the picturesque village of East Coker, this charming 15th century inn provides the ideal base from which to explore the Heritage South Coast, including Dorchester, Glastonbury and Bath. To reflect its rich heritage, the Helyar Arms aims to provide a rustic and relaxed atmosphere, with traditional entertainment in the form of a skittle alley, an inviting open log fire in the beamed bar and locally sourced home-cooked food, prepared to order. In the warmer months you can also enjoy a drink in the pleasant garden. The Helyar Arms also provides an adjoining bar, the Apple Loft, suitable for private parties. It can seat up to 40 people or 24 round one large table.

The House at Woolverton - Between the Roman city of Bath and Longleat Safari Park, this quirky privately owned house sits within stunning grounds in the beautiful Somerset countryside. With unique and interesting decor, The House at Woolverton features wood furniture from the Far East that matches the style of the building. The 15 double bedrooms are equally quirky, so expect pegs instead of wardrobes. Head chef Paul Kinsey serves up modern British cuisine, along with some old classics, in the conservatory bistro. From The House you can explore Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Stonehenge, Wells or Glastonbury. A bus stops outside the house and goes to Bath and Frome.

Shave Farm - This 200 year old farmhouse is set amidst beautiful countryside on a dairy farm, just off the A303 and Ilminster, near Chard. Shave Farm offers a family unit comprising of a contemporary double and a twin room, both of which are en suite. Guests have sole use of the guest lounge, with a cosy log fire. A hearty farmhouse breakfast awaits, using the farm's own fresh eggs and meat. You'll be welcome to enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub, wander around the mature gardens or watch the cows being milked.